The Environmental Protection Agency Victoria (EPA) has approved the Development Licence submitted by Advanced Recycling Victoria (ARV) to establish a plastic resource recovery plant in Altona, to convert end-of-life plastics into liquid and gaseous hydrocarbon products.
The Environmental Protection Agency Victoria (EPA) has approved the Development Licence submitted by Advanced Recycling Victoria (ARV) to establish a plastic resource recovery plant in Altona, to convert end-of-life plastics into liquid and gaseous hydrocarbon products.
The proposed plant will process approximately 20,000 tonnes of end-of-life plastic feedstock per year.
Render of ARV’s Stage 1 Cat-HTR advanced recycling facility in Altona – KBR
The proposed infrastructure will include:
- a plastic preparation shed
- a hydrothermal treatment plant
- tanks to store the products generated
- and an area for storing containers containing plastics.
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